
Astrology Tip of the Week -- POWER
October 22 2004
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Studying Astrology Tip of the Week
Get yourself an astrology dictionary. It
is essential to know the meanings of words if you want to work within a
specialized field, such as astrology. Words are POWER. If you don't know what
someone is talking or writing about, the best way to find out is to figure out
what their words mean. That's a good start, anyway.
My favorite ones are the Arkana
Dictionary of Astrology, published by Penguin/Arkana; and an old astrology
dictionary written by Alan Leo. The Arkana Dictionary is much more new and
modern yet has excellent references to classical terms. What Alan Leo's has
going for it is that it's old and has a lot of obsolete concepts, strange
definitions and formulas that can really come in handy these days (i.e., an
eclipse in such and such a sign will come with locusts). It's always good to
contrast two definitions of any term when you can.
But if you're going to get just one, I
strongly suggest the Arkana Dictinoary. There are several others out there;
there are many esoteric dictionaries; I love them.
There is also something called the
Astrology Encyclopedia by James R. Lewis. There is an old edition and a new
one; you may be able to pick up the old one fairly cheap used, I checked Amazon
and it's under five bucks in the
As for these dictionaries, I suggest that
people in the
Those links are:
http://astroamerica.com/
and http://londonastrology.com/
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